Technicolor - Thomson IB5000 warranty Udio Options, Digital audio output, Dynamic Compression

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A udio Options

Digital audio output

Depending on the audio equipment connected to the digital output (coaxial or optical), you will need to adjust the audio option settings as explained below. From the Main Menu, select Audio Options, then set each item (Dolby Digital, PCM, MPEG, DTS) as explained below, using the Navigation keys.

	MAIN MENU
	1	Audio	English
	2	Subtitles	AUDIO OPTIONS
	3	Player Menu	English
	4	Disc Menu	Englishim 1 Dolby Digital Out		CB PCM
	5	Rating Limit	Unlocked2	MPEG-2 Digital Out		PCM
im 6		Audio Options	3	DTS		Off
	7	Display Options	4	Dynamic Compression		On
			5	2x Playback Audio		On
R	RETURN
			R	RETURN

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1	Dolby Digital Output:	PCM / Bitstream.
2	MPEG-2 Digital Out:	PCM / Bitstream.
3	DTS:	On / Off.

4Dynamic Compression:On / Off.

52X Playback Audio: On / Off.

Underlined options are factory settings.

Available Digital Decoder →	Dolby Digital	MPEG2	DTS
menu items →	1	2	3	* If the DVD disc contains an audio format of
CONNECTIONS: →				higher quality than 48kHz/16bit (maybe 96kHz/
dubbing*: DVDs to DAT or MD	PCM	PCM	Off	24bit), the player has to convert into a format
Dolby Digital decoder	Bitstream	PCM	Off	compatible with DAT or MD.
MPEG 2 decoder	Bitstream	Bitstream	Off
Dolby Digital + MPEG 2 decoder	Bitstream	Bitstream	Off	** In this case you do not hear the highest
(older) D/A -converter**	PCM	PCM	Off	sound quality possible recorded on the disc (the
nothing connected	without importance		Off	analog AUDIO OUT is also affected).
DTS + Dolby Digital decoder	Bitstream	Bitstream	On

Caution for the optical or coaxial audio output.

When connecting an amplifier (with an optical/coaxial digital input connector) which does not contain the Dolby Digital decoder or DTS decoder, be sure to select:

•Dolby Digital = PCM

•DTS = Off

Do not use ... the Digital Audio Out sockets to connect to an equipment other than a Dolby Digital, DTS, MPEG 2 receiver or a suitable decoder. Such a connection can create a high level of noise that may be harmful to your ears and could damage headphones or speakers. Older digital equipment, some of which are not fully compliant with IEC 958, are likely to cause this problem.If you encounter this problem, use the Digital audio out menu (see above) to convert the Dolby Digital audio bitstream output to linear PCM. The same should be applied with the so-called Optical or Coaxial REC.OUT socket of Dolby Digital decoders, when they are connected to this DVD player. Since REC.OUT is a 1:1 copy of the decoder's input, no other equipment should be connected there.

Dynamic Compression

This function, designed for late-night viewing without disturbing neighbours, reduces the soundtrack’s dynamic range.

This function only works with Dolby Digital DVD soundtracks.

•Off: Normal audio range is selected.

•On: Select this setting to enjoy listening to the full dynamic range of the audio track even with a low volume, when you want to listen to a movie’s dialogue without having to turn the volume up (Factory setting).

2x playback Audio (for DVDs)

Make your selection, “On” or “Off”.

• No sound will be heard on discs with LPCM or DTS during 2x Playback.

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